Does your iPod actually clip into the transmitter or does it simply plug in?
31409
It just plugs in. I keep my iPod in the cup holder between the seats and the wire hangs down the side of the console. FYI, after you turn the ignition off, you have to then turn your iPod off or its battery will drain.
1741836
Ya you just need an aux cord for it. There is a USB port for it but it didn't charge mine could be different for yours depending on your iPod generation.
1593772
In the headphone jack, if it has one. I have a seperate audio receiver plugged into the "line out" jacks on the TV and the transmitter is plugged into its headphone jacks.
438205
My friend gave me one for free. It works great with my 3rd gen Nano. It adds the "radio" function to the ipod menu. I have used it simply for the remote option (not in radio mode) and didn't notice the extra drain on the battery that others complain about.
191732
I recd mine in the mail today and the charger part doesn't seem to work. It doesn't seem that the USB fits correctly into the charger and the jack doesn't fit firmly into the transmitter. Just doesn't seem like it is the right size. Is that possible? Or am I doing something wrong? It is not charging my ipod while transmitting. HELP?
126650
It won't plug in directly since iPod 5th gen uses the new "Lightning" dock connector whereas this radio has the older-style 30-pin dock connector. Apple sells a "Lightning to 30-pin Adapter" for $30 which will probably fit OK in this radio but the iPod will lean back, supported only by the plug on the bottom. Maybe not the best combination.
1736018
The transmitter is only used to connect devices that do not have Bluetooth capabity to the speaker (i.e. and old MP3 player of mine). You plug the provided audio cord into the headphone jack of the device and the other end into the transmitter. To make a connection between the transmitter and the speaker, you hold down the "Speaker" button on the transmitter while the speaker is searching for a Bluetooth connection. Because the transmitter does not take batteries it must be plugged in. The USB cord can be plugged into any iPhone charger or computer to power the transmitter. All of this is unnecessary if your device has Bluetooth capability (i.e. an iPhone or iPod touch) in which case you connect directly to the speaker and set the transmitter aside.
2231838
It charges the iPod when it's plugged in to an electrical outlet. If you are using batteries, it doesn't charge the iPod.
1603933
Not without a power source like your car cigarette lighter. You can charge your ipod through it while transmitting to your radio. I didn't find it to be a great transmitter so I sent it back.
717325
Every time it's powered off you have to select input for IPod. It won't automatically recognize it.
176940
either. I plugged it into the headphone jack on my portable cd player and also thru my HDTV audio output (red & white jack) using an adapter cable that comes with it. Just can't seem to get it to work with my IPOD!!!!
1080183
Yes. You need a 1/8 inch male to 1/8 inch male stereo cable to Run from the iPod headphone port to the transmitter line in
2181106
You plug it into your computer's USB port with a connection that comes with the iPod shuffle.Great item. . .I swim with mine regularly!Beth Chandler
1489749
Yes it does, you have to move it to see where the reception is best. Charges your iPod, plays iPod. Love it, bought myself one and two more to gift to my sisters. Worth the price.
607168
It has a line out, not a line in - so no, you can't plug your ipod into it. Good question - I was wondering the same thing. I just started using the 760 and am very happy with it.
38322
There is a port to plug in the extension cable that comes with it. You then connect the ipod to the extension cable. I actually ran the cable into the glove box. then I can place the ipod hidden away. I actually never remove it.
497081
It works with any iPod I believe. But You're better off getting a separate holder and one of the cords from Auto Zone that is a transmitter. The cord of mine just fell out one day, and I wasn't rough with it at all.